Latest official snapshot — 12 October 2026, 09:15 BST.
Most transferred in
| Player | Transfers |
|---|---|
| De Cuyper | 266,256 |
| João Pedro | 251,593 |
| Groß | 232,909 |
| Rogers | 168,909 |
| Cherki | 156,607 |
Most transferred out
| Player | Transfers |
|---|---|
| Isak | 173,756 |
| Bruno Fernandes | 161,211 |
| Gakpo | 128,291 |
| Szoboszlai | 116,573 |
| Schade | 85,414 |
De Cuyper
Now the market leader.
Brighton's defence, advanced role and FPL output all support the move.
João Pedro
The injury uncertainty has been replaced by heavy buying after his two-goal return.
Groß
Still one of the safest value-midfield buys despite his price rise.
Rogers
Another Chelsea route gaining quickly.
Cherki
The newest name in the top five.
Goal at Liverpool plus Ipswich home explains the interest.
Rotation is the reason not to buy blindly.
Biggest sellers
Liverpool injuries dominate Isak, Gakpo and Szoboszlai sales.
Bruno's selling is primarily value/form.
Schade's is injury uncertainty.
OneFPL verdict
The market's strongest consensus is now:
Brighton + Chelsea + Cherki.
The biggest sell themes are:
Liverpool injuries + Bruno value + Schade uncertainty.
FAQ
Who leads GW7 transfers in?
De Cuyper leads with 266,256, followed by João Pedro, Groß, Rogers and Cherki in the official 12 October snapshot.
Who leads transfers out?
Isak leads, followed by Bruno Fernandes, Gakpo, Szoboszlai and Schade.
What changed from the early snapshot?
Brighton and Chelsea buying accelerated, Cherki entered the top five and injury/value sellers grew substantially.
How to use transfer data
Transfer volume is useful for three things:
- anticipating price pressure;
- understanding template risk;
- identifying the week's biggest decision points.
It should not become a transfer recommendation by itself.
The João Pedro and De Cuyper moves have strong football logic behind them. Cherki's rise needs more caution because his minutes are more fragile. Bruno's sales are structural rather than injury-driven, which makes that trend especially important.